saege
2022-03-14 23:09:12
- #1
Thank you for your answers.
My children have not placed anything in front of the pane (double glazed), I do not have internal blinds, so no heat buildup, no partial shading, and no glass insurance.
For over 40 years, the old wooden windows lasted without temperature fluctuations; they even survived the Lothar storm.
Could the cause with the new windows be improper installation, manufacturer defects, etc.?
Will the outer glass pane also break soon, possibly when I am at work or on vacation, or during the next major storm?
My children have not placed anything in front of the pane (double glazed), I do not have internal blinds, so no heat buildup, no partial shading, and no glass insurance.
For over 40 years, the old wooden windows lasted without temperature fluctuations; they even survived the Lothar storm.
Could the cause with the new windows be improper installation, manufacturer defects, etc.?
Will the outer glass pane also break soon, possibly when I am at work or on vacation, or during the next major storm?